David Amador II

You might as well dance with them.

You can tell what he thinks about this game and that he already used the David Amador backwards pass trick play

against Texas State.

Amador, if people don't know, Amador was like a receiver for North Shore who ended up having to play quarterback when their main dude got injured, and he took him to the state championship game where Duncanville beat them.

He had a huge catch for first down.

Of course, he caught the double pass from David Amador earlier in the game.

But probably most... critically is he threw the block to get brandon high into the end zone on that last uh kind of i'm calling a jumbo package i you know trailer today said that mj senegal just moved to the tight end room but we can get into that too um but mckay anderson was the one that got to the safety and threw that block to give brandon high a one-on-one with a cornerback and he ate that up no problem great block from mckay He's only, I think, a redshirt sophomore.

The maturity he showed on that drive was very telling.

So that was really, really great.

But even outside of in between the lines, I thought the preparation from UTSA surpassed the preparation for Texas State.

Another example of that, how many times have we seen UTSA run a double pass with David Amador coming in motion, taking a little flare-out screen, and then throwing it to a receiver that thinks he's going to block? I mean, Tech State looked like they'd never seen that play before.

The body was on the wall from the jump.

What are you gonna do? You're gonna throw the ball short, you're gonna try to wear people out, and then you're gonna take your deep shots late when you think that you have an opportunity and then people start to overplay your short routes.

You, you, you start doing double moves, and then a guy like David Amador can beat you deep, right? They can't just roll out and, like, call whatever they want.

'Cause if they do, they're...

McCown's gonna get sacked twice and they're gonna throw a pick.

They still don't have an established receiver.

They talked about David Amador II and how this is gonna be a breakout year.

I think he got awarded the number zero jersey number.

Two catches for 18 yards last week against UTRGV.

He left for a little bit, but he wasn't able to return in the second half.

UTEP wide receiver David Amador II went down in the third quarter but jogged off.

Don't really have any concerns for his availability in week two.

Rice running back Quentin Jackson went down this past week, and it looks like, according to head coach Scott Abel, he will miss significant time.